Gaza, God and Impermanance – Feedback – A Poem

Feedback is a beautiful thing.
(btw Shyloh is a beautiful woman).
Without feedback the writer wilts.
Like a flower in old water.

by Matthew.

Can you have Html in a poem? Does it form part of the verse? x Matthew

Listen to this post

Comments

• Haiti

  

• Random

  • A Poem: The Net Effect
  • A Poem: Dualism And Where to Start As A Meditator
  • Haiku: Frog Pond
  • Haiku: The ‘Paradox’ of Modern Medicine
  • Being Me - A Poem
  • Birds
  • The Human Condition: Dance Monkey, Dance.
  • I Sometimes Wonder
  • Can’t Say, Won’t Say - A Poem From The Hollow
  • Little Red Fishes in A Crowd

• Categories

  • art (21)
  • Buddhism (36)
  • Childhood Sexual Abuse (39)
  • Computers (8)
  • Economics (55)
  • Equanimity (8)
  • Gardening (1)
  • Health (21)
  • Life (160)
  • Medical History (62)
  • Meditation (9)
  • Open Source Economics And politics (10)
  • Physics (4)
  • Poems (25)
  • Politics (85)
  • Poverty (18)
  • Prose (14)
  • Psychiatry (9)
  • The Human Body (15)
  • Uncategorized (257)
  • Website (17)

• Recent

  • Nothing to say?
  • Garden Bench
  • Assange Heads Time Magazine’s “Person Of The Year” Award – And a Call To Nobel Peace Prize Nominators.
  • Bloggers, Wikileaks, Assange: and Bad Journalism.
  • FIFA and Russia: Perfect Partners in Crime.
  • Ethan McCord, “Collateral Damage”, Power, Politics and Perversion: The Wikileaks “Scandal”.
  • German Government Concerned Over US Data Protecion: OOPS – They Were Right!

• Words

  9/11 Aetiology of Mental Illness Alan Watts America Anger Bailouts Banks Buddhism Cancer Childhood Sexual Abuse Comments Conspiracy Corrupt Cronies Credit Crunch CSA D3 De-coupling Dissociative Identity Disorder dying Economics Flu Freedom Freedom of Speech Global Financial System Government Greed Ignorance Influenza Meditation Mental Health mental health services New World Order Oil peace Politics Poverty Psychiatry Swine Flu The American Dream The catholic Church The Truth About Money Truth Vitamin D3 Wealth Website

• For the Historians

  Select Month May 2012  (1) June 2011  (1) December 2010  (5) November 2010  (1) September 2010  (3) June 2010  (1) May 2010  (1) April 2010  (5) March 2010  (1) February 2010  (3) January 2010  (2) November 2009  (1) October 2009  (8) September 2009  (8) August 2009  (3) July 2009  (1) May 2009  (3) March 2009  (2) February 2009  (7) January 2009  (9) December 2008  (17) November 2008  (9) October 2008  (10) September 2008  (2) April 2008  (1) March 2008  (2) December 2007  (1) October 2007  (8) September 2007  (8) August 2007  (1) July 2007  (6) June 2007  (3) May 2007  (7) April 2007  (3) March 2007  (3) February 2007  (12) January 2007  (10) December 2006  (8) November 2006  (20) October 2006  (12) September 2006  (3) August 2006  (2) July 2006  (3) June 2006  (8) May 2006  (7) April 2006  (2) March 2006  (4) February 2006  (5) January 2006  (19) December 2005  (7) November 2005  (7) October 2005  (2) September 2005  (4) August 2005  (23) July 2005  (19) June 2005  (9) May 2005  (2) April 2005  (3) March 2005  (15) February 2005  (16) January 2005  (44) December 2004  (34) November 2004  (43) October 2004  (12) September 2004  (2)

Who Links Here